Hi,
I have very strange error with firebird .NET data provider. I have small
.NET 2.0 application using Firebird 2.0.1 and Firebird .NET Data Provider
2.1.0.0 Beta 3. Database is on localhost. I have 2 windows user account on
my machine (Win XP Prof), both are administrators. With first user
Jiří Neužil wrote:
Dynamic SQL error
SQL error code = -104
Token unknown - line 1, char 35
35
That's all.
Could someone tell me how is this possible? Same application, same
database
How the statement looks like?
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Jiri {x2} Cincura
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The error happens during application startup, there are many SELECT from
(only SELECT), but I don't know which one, because error message don't show
them. On my development machine, where I can debug, is everything ok
Původní zpráva
Od: Jiri Cincura [EMAIL
The error happens during application startup, there are many SELECT
from (only SELECT), but I don't know which one, because error message
don't show them. On my development machine, where I can debug, is
everything ok
In that case, I would suggest logging each statement *just before*
If u can't debug, put into a log file and write every step!
Regards,
Paul
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Hi
Oke, but whene i want to add that dll
(FirebirdSQL.Data.Firebirdclient.dll), the vs2003 says this dll is not
a assembly, so i can't add.
Data Provider for .NET Compact Framework 2.0 (.exe) (107kb)
So, how can i use FirebirdSQL.Data.Firebirdclient.dll ??
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Tomozi Péter
Not sure how this works, but if I set the Charset to NONE with a db with
Charset NONE I can insert/extract none ASCII characters. Possible the
provider translate all the characters.
On 5/13/07, Jon Ege Ronnenberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Probably yes, but I have to talk to the DBA. Also
Hello:
So, how can i use FirebirdSQL.Data.Firebirdclient.dll ??
That assembly is for the .net compact framework 2.0
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